The rate 78 of the financial transactions 76 may thus determine the virtual machine 80. One of the virtual machines 20 may be reserved for private blockchains 20 having a heavy, disproportionate, or abnormally large number of the transactions 76 per second. Another virtual machine 80 may be reserved for private blockchains 20 having a medium, intermediate, or historically average number of the transactions 76 per second. Another virtual machine 80 may be reserved for the private blockchains 20 having a light, low, or historically below average number of the transactions 76 per second. The resources available from the data layer server 24 and/or the blockchain data layer 40 may be assigned based on slices or portions as determined by the cryptocoinage transactions 76 per second.

The private cryptocoinage 70 may be required to access the private blockchain 20. The entity 28, for example, may require that a user spend or redeem a credit token (not shown for simplicity) of the private cryptocoinage 70. The user, for example, may burn one or more of credit tokens to access the blocks of data and/or hash values incorporated into the private blockchain 20. The credit token may or may not be transferrable, depending on policies established by the entity 28. A tradeable token (again not shown for simplicity) may also be established, and the tradeable token may be bought, sold, and/or earned, again according to the policies established by the entity 28. Regardless, the private cryptocoinage 70 must be consumed to access, read, or otherwise use the entity's private blockchain 20.